I think emotions have made us look at placing blame in any way possible, and while there is plenty of blame to go around as to why we are now at this point in team history, maybe we can focus for just one post even

on what the bottom line is here.
The bottom line is, no matter how we got to this point, the only way the Kings stay now is based on goodwill.
It is pretty clear that if it is for strictly financial reasons, the Kings should move. Sacramento right now is not as lucrative a market as Anaheim would be for the team. It just isn't. We all know this no matter what our emotions might say to the contrary. And the truth is, even if Bill Gates were to say this very hour that he, "Loves the Kings and will donate the money for a new arena" the Maloofs will still have to have the Kings play at Power Balance Place for 4 to 6 years! It took 5 years for Orlando's new arena to be built from the day they announced the deal. So, knowing that by committing to staying in Sacramento you were committing to playing in PBP for the next 5 years with perhaps the attendance numbers they have been getting in this "no-sign-of-turning-the-corner" economy... would YOU stay if it were your business being discussed. It makes no sense for them to stay.
However...
We think, and hope, and pray that they like it here. And like having us as fans even when we are fickle and don't attend games now when the team is under-performing.
And that goodwill between the Maloofs and the fans is all we have to believe in that might make them stay.
That is why Dave is upset, I think, by KJ's public stepping on of that tenuous goodwill we hope we still have. Even if KJ is probably right about some of the things going on, and I think most of us would agree that certainly KJ, in his heart, is a huge fan of keeping the Kings here, it is worrisome to have the goodwill between our city and the team being squashed even a little right now.
Using cool logic... by most signs the team is gone.
But hopefully, and all we can really hold on to at this point, logic won't always prevail when you are talking about a team and/or city you love.